#Live demos

Each tab below embeds a real rs-grid instance compiled to WebAssembly and mounted by the corresponding framework. They share the same virtual dataset (up to 1 quadrillion rows), the same three themes (Light / Dark / Dimmed), and the same fifteen locales — only the integration layer changes.

#What you're looking at

All three demos call into the same Rust workspace:

• rs-grid-core — headless model, viewport, selection, hit-testing
• rs-grid-scene — builds renderer-agnostic primitives
• rs-grid-render-canvas — draws those primitives on a 2D canvas
• rs-grid-web — DOM events, DPR scaling, rAF loop, CSS theme parsing
• rs-grid-{leptos,dioxus,yew} — thin component wrapper for each framework

The only thing that differs between the three iframes is the wrapper layer — the heavy lifting (virtualization, rendering, input handling) is the same Rust code.

Each iframe boots its own WebAssembly module. Switching tabs the first time will trigger a download (≈5 MB per framework, gzipped on Pages). Subsequent visits hit the HTTP cache.